yea im kind a dunce wen it comes to tools, i jus learrned what a breaker bar was yesterday lol, can u explain to me how i should use the ratched to take it out, does the ratchet use phillip head bits or something?

 

Put a socket onto a ratchet wrench, and put that socket onto the top of the bolt/screw. "Lefty Loosey" and give it hell. Don't ever be afraid to put some muscle into it. That was my biggest set back when I first got into wrenching is that I was always afraid I was going to break something or hurt myself. But, I learned to suck it up, use some elbow grease, and get it done

 

what everyone is trying to say is that the bolt has a socket head as well as phillips, hook a 8mm socket on to a ratchet and give it hell...

 

Well, I have a ratchet but no sockets, I'm gunna go 2 sears and pik up a tool kit, what should I get, I want a good $80 kit, and also since I have a japanese car should I get a metric kit?

 

You definitely want to get some metric sockets for the Civic. You can get a nice Craftsman set that includes both metric and American standard.

 

CLICK HERE

Thats basically what I have, but that ones a bit better and has more stuff. Should be a nice starter set

 

don't bother getting a set with sae... you're never gonna use it. i made that mistake about 10 years and 9 cars ago!

 

i actually bought the craftsman set 2day, i paid $70 for the kit, its pretty good, i got the air filter compartment to open with the sockets, man that thing was dirty so ichanegd that, but i tried the socket on my tranny filler bolt and it jus stripped it even more, then i tried using a vice grip, nothing either, i think im g=jsu gunna get a shope to crack it out and buy a new filler bolt to replace it , thanks for the feedback guys

 

The tool is called an Impact Driver. A must for every toolbox. You can see one here:
https://www.autobodytoolmart.com/p-12127-14933.aspx

This place also sells Craftsman tools.

 

^^^ya thats it i had a brain fart can couldnt think right thanks